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Page 186
He called the shepherd to him , and ordered him to go back to the sheepfold , which we had left during the preceding night , and see if the countryman was come back with the answer to the second letter to Castel Madama .
He called the shepherd to him , and ordered him to go back to the sheepfold , which we had left during the preceding night , and see if the countryman was come back with the answer to the second letter to Castel Madama .
Page 280
... which were adjudged to be victorious at an annual mart or fair held at Ocadh , were deposited in the king's treasury : as were the seven celebrated poems called Moallakat , which were hung up on the walls of the Caaba at Mecca .
... which were adjudged to be victorious at an annual mart or fair held at Ocadh , were deposited in the king's treasury : as were the seven celebrated poems called Moallakat , which were hung up on the walls of the Caaba at Mecca .
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The affections , commonly so called , are modes of the affective faculties ; ideas or notions result from the intellectual faculties ; reason , in particular , is the apanage of the reflective faculties . ' ( P. 124. ) ...
The affections , commonly so called , are modes of the affective faculties ; ideas or notions result from the intellectual faculties ; reason , in particular , is the apanage of the reflective faculties . ' ( P. 124. ) ...
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